I'm sure you all watch the news, or hear the news, or see the news. But you might not have any ideas what kinds of things are being discussed in the news that deals with Personal Finance. Daily in some news outlet they are discussing credit cards, taxes, spending habits, investments, banks, and so much more.
This page will keep you updated on 4-1-1 so visit often!
November 17, 2010 via Yahoo Personal Finance
Managing Debt and Credit
Avoiding credit card overload increases your opportunities to save and invest for important goals. Credit was once defined as "Man's Confidence in Man." But in fact, the definition of credit today is more like "Man's Confidence in Himself." Using credit today means you have confidence in your future ability to pay that debt. Forty years ago, your parents may have paid cash for their homes and their cars, a largely unheard-of event today. If they borrowed money at all, chances are it was from a relative or friend, and not a financial institution.
*to continue reading visit this site: http://finance.yahoo.com/how-to-guide/personal-finance/18311 August 19, 2011 via Yahoo Personal Finance How to Trim Back to School Costs
Watch this video on ways to cut down on wasteful spending when it comes to Back-to-School Shopping. Did you know this is the most expensive time of year, just behind the holidays? Makes sense! http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/finance/video-how-to-trim-back-to-school-costs-26225814
August 30, 2011 via Yahoo Personal Finance The Pros and Cons of Prepaid Debit Cards
According to this article almost 10% of American families do not have checking account in a financial institution. Since most places will not allow you to pay a bill using cash, a prepaid debit card is an alternative to having a checking account. If you have had a bad experience with a bank because they have charged you with a huge amount of overdraft fees this might be an option for you. However, there are some cons to this practice; one being that most of those cards do not offer identity theft protection.
*to continue reading visit this site: http://finance.yahoo.com/expert/article/moneyhappy/275115
August 31, 2011 via Yahoo! Household Gadgets that Save You Money
Watch this video about certain items you can purchase to put in your house that could possibly lead to savings. You coffee drinkers there is a great alternative to the coffee pot. Also for those of you that like to buy bottled water there is a recommendation for you as well. http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/finance/video-household-gadgets-to-save-you-money-26463286
I'm sure you all watch the news, or hear the news, or see the news. But you might not have any ideas what kinds of things are being discussed in the news that deals with Personal Finance. Daily in some news outlet they are discussing credit cards, taxes, spending habits, investments, banks, and so much more.
This page will keep you updated on 4-1-1 so visit often!
November 17, 2010 via Yahoo Personal Finance
Managing Debt and Credit
Avoiding credit card overload increases your opportunities to save and invest for important goals. Credit was once defined as "Man's Confidence in Man." But in fact, the definition of credit today is more like "Man's Confidence in Himself." Using credit today means you have confidence in your future ability to pay that debt. Forty years ago, your parents may have paid cash for their homes and their cars, a largely unheard-of event today. If they borrowed money at all, chances are it was from a relative or friend, and not a financial institution.*to continue reading visit this site: http://finance.yahoo.com/how-to-guide/personal-finance/18311
August 19, 2011 via Yahoo Personal Finance
How to Trim Back to School Costs
Watch this video on ways to cut down on wasteful spending when it comes to Back-to-School Shopping. Did you know this is the most expensive time of year, just behind the holidays? Makes sense!
http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/finance/video-how-to-trim-back-to-school-costs-26225814
August 30, 2011 via Yahoo Personal Finance
The Pros and Cons of Prepaid Debit Cards
According to this article almost 10% of American families do not have checking account in a financial institution. Since most places will not allow you to pay a bill using cash, a prepaid debit card is an alternative to having a checking account. If you have had a bad experience with a bank because they have charged you with a huge amount of overdraft fees this might be an option for you. However, there are some cons to this practice; one being that most of those cards do not offer identity theft protection.
*to continue reading visit this site:
http://finance.yahoo.com/expert/article/moneyhappy/275115
August 31, 2011 via Yahoo!
Household Gadgets that Save You Money
Watch this video about certain items you can purchase to put in your house that could possibly lead to savings. You coffee drinkers there is a great alternative to the coffee pot. Also for those of you that like to buy bottled water there is a recommendation for you as well.
http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/finance/video-household-gadgets-to-save-you-money-26463286